And, obviously, nothing says that it will. While recent history suggests that you won't even get a shot at it. But hey, I hope you do get one. The games we don't play prove nothing. The games we do play say it ALL. DigoMalko wrote:Lyon also won vs Bayern some years ago......i still remeber the goal from Wiltord. Yes, it's some years ago......but nothing says it won't happen again ...
NO, NO, NO, NIX, NOTMalko wrote:well......so Lyon could not do what Cologne did....seems a little unlikely.......yes, in 0 games, Cologne would lose 8 times vs Bayern, but this one they did not....so Lyon also can beat Bayern on a good day......as they even can beat Paris on a very good day.
"Los partidos hay que jugarlos." Why not concentrate on the games your teams have gotta play, rather than the ones they don't 
Maybe because if they don't win the games they gotta play, then your thesis is exploded 
Lyon gotta play Juve twice. If they go out there and beat them one of those two--or even get a tie in one game--then chapeau to Lyon. If not, not.
Lyon could obviously not beat Cologne So what conclusion do arrive atMalko wrote:"Lyon could obviously not beat Cologne" LOL.....
yes, Juve is a challenge for Lyon ? But as big as Sevilla was? Where they lost only 0-1 very unluckily?
Does Lyon have any tiny chance whatsoever to beat Juve in the next game Of course they do IMO--but NOT because "they lost only 0-1 very unluckily" to Sevilla. You're caught up in this thing of "if X can beat Y, then Z can beat Y." Maybe Z can beat Y, and maybe they can't, depending on whether they play better than or are luckier than Y. What you've said is even worse: Bayern failed to beat Cologne, and therefore Lyon could beat Bayern." In reality, you can't be sure that Cologne wouldn't wax Lyon really good 
But I digress, cause now we're into games that not only weren't played, we're into games that won't be played. Kinda like if I said, "Hey, Osasuna would obviously beat Lyon." 
Indeed. And I must confess,ignjat63 wrote:Talking to Malko is like talking to a Jehovah's witness. Or worse.
for doing it.Lyon took a lesson of football against AA Gent last year, but today is strong enough to beat Munich... Did you find a gourou with gri-gri from Africa ?Malko wrote:well......so Lyon could not do what Cologne did....seems a little unlikely.......yes, in 0 games, Cologne would lose 8 times vs Bayern, but this one they did not....so Lyon also can beat Bayern on a good day......as they even can beat Paris on a very good day.
That's not the point Malko.Malko wrote:jmf, Lyon has a much better team this year.But i agree, Belgiam football is improving the last years, and i am happy for that.....in the 70s, it was number 2 in UEFA ranking, before France......but they missed the money-train......France has to react not to miss the money-TGV now.....
